Conceptual design of the adaptive physical culture system in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation using IDEF0 notation

Background. The necessity to develop an effective Adaptive Physical Culture (APC) system in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is dictated by the increasing number of military personnel with disabilities, as well as the state's obligations regarding their social and professional integration and rehabilitation, requiring a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach. Purpose. To scientifically justify and conceptually design an APC system for military personnel with disabilities, aimed at enhancing physical rehabilitation efficiency, improving psychological well-being, and facilitating social and professional adaptation of this category of military personnel. Materials and methods. Analysis of regulatory legal documents, Ministry of Defense orders, and methodological guidelines was carried out. Conceptual design methods and functional modeling techniques using IDEF0 notation were applied. Results. The main structural components of the proposed system (regulatory and legal, organizational, scientific-methodological, staffing, medical-rehabilitation, logistical, etc.) were defined, with a clear description of each component's functions. Target indicators and tasks aimed at improving the physical and psychological conditions, as well as social integration of military personnel with disabilities, were established. Roles of various project participants (physical training specialists, medical personnel, researchers, etc.) were outlined. A visual conceptual model of the system using IDEF0 notation, reflecting interactions between elements, was presented. Potential contradictions and implementation constraints were identified, and further research directions for improving adaptive physical culture within the military were proposed.